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I m looking for a JavaScript portal but the ones I ve found so far haven t been very good. Here s what I ve found:

jPolite

http://trilancer.wordpress.com/jpolite/

This one, inexplicably, seems to be the most popular. It s super sluggish and doesn t even seem to work right, though.

jQuery Portlets

http://host.sonspring.com/portlets/

This one is okay but I m a little turned off by the ZERO documentation. I can t even figure out where the main code is.

What I m looking for is something more like iGoogle, where the portlets can be variable height. A LITTLE documentation would be nice, too. Does nothing like this exist?

Thanks, Jason

Answer 1

Try using jQuery UI

Answer 2

Docking Boxes is pretty cool, have never used because I haven t had the need but it looks worth while.

http://brothercake.com/site/resources/scripts/dbx/

Answer 3

portal component from ExtJS 4 is very complete flexible, long learning curve though

http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!/example/portal/portal.html

Answer 4

Have you looked at this jQuery plugin? http://masonry.desandro.com/

I have played around with it sometime before aiming to create a user interface similar to http://pinterest.com/. I found it quite easy to work with.

Answer 5

There are some more JS portals:

DojoX Portlets in GridContainer, using Dojo Toolkit
jPolite2, second version of the jQuery plugin
YUI Portal Style, demo using YUI3 Drag&Drop
jQuery UI Portlets, demo using jQuery UI Sortable
DropThings, using jQuery and ASP.NET
Drupal Portal, using Scriptaculous and Drupal

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